AppleCore
I love the Vicar as you don’t hear much of him and he is a very mysterious character. At the beginning if the book I couldn’t figure out whether he was good or bad but now that I am further in I think he is after the grail too.
Over Sea, Under Stone
The Vicar
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Excalibur
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The “Vicar” or so he calls himself really is a mysterious character. As you get further into the book he starts to reveal himself more and more until the very end when you find out his true identity. I too agree that he is after the grail.
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TheHolyGrail
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Don't want to spoil anything so all I will say is you have to read the epilogue!! The book gets so much better!
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holygrail
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The vicar was quite 'frightening' at the beginning when Jane visited him and he is an interesting character. I want to know what the character 'Great Uncle Merry' means by saying he often changes his name.
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dotparka
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Yes - it's a really clever use of character here, becuase we would traditionally expect a 'vicar' to be a protagonist. The fact that he uses this as a 'disguise' helps to veil his true motivations.
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Excalibur
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The epilouge really does explain alot!